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What type of contract is this ???!!!! Need answer now!?
My professor of law at the company delivered the following question answer: SANP The Conway Corp. in signing a contract of sale of 2 Firestone tire changers to a store in New York, NY. The contract stipulated that the money changers were collected in Conway by the line of trucks, JB Hunt, and delivered to the address of the purchaser in New York. The shipping costs were paid by the buyer. Unfortunately, the truck was involved in a highway accident in New Jersey and tire changers were destroyed. Now the buyer refuses to pay. The seller sued the buyer claiing that riisk of loss passes to the cities where the goods were placed in the truck. The seller claims that it was a contract of employment and the risk of loss remained with the seller until the goods are delivered. What kind of contract was in this case? Who wins? Explain why. All information / input would be greatly appreciated:)
"The contract stipulated that the money changers in Conway was collected by the line of trucks, JB Hunt, and delivered to buyers in New York address. The shipping costs were paid by the buyer. "Ask yourself" who "was in the position of the safe protection of tire changers? This seems to be a common contract with three interested parties in order to complete the contract. This clause would saved a bit: "Savings (Severability) Clause most contracts include a clause that seeks to ensure that the contract remains applicable even if a later part of the contract is invalid: If any provision of this Agreement unenforceable, that provision shall be amended to reflect the intention of the parties. All remaining provisions of this Agreement remain in full force and effect. "In the absence of a safeguard clause, it is possible that if a single clause is invalid, the entire contract will also be canceled. 1. Commonly goods were never received by Firestone. 2. There was an absence of a clause safeguard. 3. Shipping is usually paid by the buyer. 4. The SANP Corp. in Conway could sue the Trucking Co. 5. Normally, the seller (SANP to Corp) Contractual charger. JB Hunt, as it was his job to make sure that the shifters arrived safely, depending on the shipping contract, and who hired him not pay the postage Co. In other words, on the left who contracted the Shipping Co. Contract type: Joint Staff contract: Broken Who wins: Arbitration
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